School Advisory Council (SAC)

"What Is the School Advisory Council’s (SAC) Job?

Simply put, a SAC’s job is to examine aspects of its school as suggested by the priorities and
generate a School Improvement Plan (SIP) that addresses targeting the identified priorities and
meeting the student performance standards.

 The council must consider what is known about its school and decide which areas need
improvement. An analysis of student achievement and school performance data should occur.
Then the School Advisory Council (SAC) must decide which needs are most important and pressing.
The group will then develop strategies—the “how-to” for improving the areas most important to
their school—and decide how to measure the results of the strategies they plan to implement.

 At the end of this process, the SAC will have created the SIP, which addresses issues relative to
budget, training, instructional materials, technology, staffing, student support services, school
safety, discipline strategies, student health and fitness, indoor environmental air quality, and
matters of resource allocation."

From: Florida Department of Education - School Advisory Councils - General Information for Members

Here is the link to the School District of Palm Beach County School Advisory Council (SAC) web page. 

Listed below are the  School Advisory Council (SAC) meetings dates for the remainder of the school year.

Mrs. Tracy Bailey, Assistant Principal 
Mr. Caleb Rice, SAC Chair
Call 561.533.6300, for more information.